Challenge Yourself with the Evidentia Lineage Challenge
The challenge feature adds a bit of gaming to your Evidentia experience and rewards you for successfully proving each parent-child relationship.
The challenge feature adds a bit of gaming to your Evidentia experience and rewards you for successfully proving each parent-child relationship.
Evidentia allows me to tag the information I am collecting, and store that information in a way that is easy to retrieve. If I have one document that reveals information about 14 people, I can easily tag them all without bouncing around to 14 different screens.
Trouble came when I found that second record in another collection, and I couldn’t remember if I had already reviewed it or not. Can Evidentia help?
I can easily share my Evidentia research, as well as the records that helped me reach them – so my evidence is clearly documented.
Evidentia comes pre-populated with many different types of claims. However, you may occasionally need to create a custom claim type for a specific subject or set of subjects. This is very easy to do, either in the List Manager or “on the fly” as you are attaching claims to your subject(s).
In my last post, I wrote about how to add information from a city directory into Evidentia. Ahem. Did you notice my error? I the claim that “In 1931, Bessie McGraw appears to be separated from her husband Thomas. Bessie is listed by herself as “McGraw Bessie Mrs.” While this
When you want to find an ancestor during those pesky years between census enumerations, a city directory should be one of the first places you look. Unfortunately, most of my ancestors lived in the rural south and midwest, where records of any sort can be few and far between. On the
Our friend Russ Worthington — some of you know him as DearMYRTLE’s “Cousin Russ” — has been using Evidentia Software for many years. Author of the popular blog A Worthington Weblog, he has recently completed a 7-part series titled “A Question for Evidentia,” in which he uses Evidentia Software to determine
In my last post, I talked about how to match subjects from your FamilySearch family tree to your subjects in Evidentia. Today I am going to tell you how to import a source citation from FamilySearch into Evidentia. To do this, open your Subject List in Evidentia and select a
In 2014, Evidentia became a FamilySearch Certified Partner. What this means for Evidentia users is that you can easily share information between your FamilySearch family tree and your Evidentia software. To do this, you will need to match subjects in Evidentia with their counterparts in your FamilySearch family tree. (Please
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